Washington has trimmed its roster down to 53 players ahead of Tuesday's deadline.
Washington has trimmed its roster down to 53 players ahead of Tuesday's deadline.
The Washington Football Team has to pare its roster to 53 players by 4 p.m. Tuesday.
Four running backs or four tight ends? Six or seven receivers? The Washington Football Team faces difficult decisions ahead of the Aug. 31 roster deadline.
The Washington Football Team sat its starters and some backups to get a look at players on the bubble, but what it saw wasn't pretty in a 37-3 loss to the Ravens.
Wide receiver Antonio Gandy-Golden helped his case while running back Peyton Barber hurt his Saturday night.
Players seek to make positive impressions, with final roster spots up for grabs.
Former Jaguars standout became a mentor to the Washington rookie out of Buffalo.
Washington has difficult decisions to make, and it looks as if Saturday’s game could be pivotal for a few players.
Final roster cuts are less than a week away and some tough decisions await.
The 26-year-old corner has gone from a futures contract to a fixture in the Washington cornerback rotation.
With four first-round picks and the reigning NFL defensive rookie of the year, the defensive front is the unquestioned strength of the Washington Football Team.
Washington cut five players Tuesday, and the absence of two players and a coach became more glaring as the regular season approaches.
The 24-year-old had a strong start to training camp, but he faded in recent weeks amid Washington's crowded competition for roster spots at wide receiver.
Flowers appears to have the inside track on the starting left guard job, while Fuller has been lining up at several spots in the defensive backfield.
Washington doesn't need Jaret Patterson. But the undrafted running back is used to being overlooked, and is forcing the team to make a tough choice while playing like he's impossible to cut.
Undrafted running back Jaret Patterson impresses in Washington's first win of the preseason.
Washington's first-team offense was imprecise in its 17-13 win in the second week of preseason Friday night.
Rookie linebacker Jamin Davis is already playing an important role on defense, while quarterback Kyle Allen faces an important test.
Even with Ryan Fitzpatrick in the fold, the weekly, yearly, never-ending search for Washington’s franchise quarterback continues.
The cornerback brings man-to-man skills to a defense that Coach Ron Rivera thought relied too heavily on zone coverage in 2020.
